A club takes root
RCMA begins its story in Freetown, bringing young people together through service, leadership and fellowship.
2011—2026 · Our journey
Fifteen years of service, leadership, fellowship and community work — told through the moments and milestones that shaped RCMA.
RCMA begins its story in Freetown, bringing young people together through service, leadership and fellowship.
The club’s public history highlights RCMA’s rapid response to the devastating 2014 mudslide in Sierra Leone.
Since 2017, RCMA has worked with the Thinking Pink Breast Cancer Foundation to raise awareness and support the fight against breast cancer.
RCMA’s official website records a service visit to a village in Songo, providing school materials, hygiene essentials and food.
A year of service, leadership and fellowship shaped by the people who carried RCMA forward.
RCMA partnered with Rotary clubs to donate medical supplies to King Harman Road Government Hospital in Freetown.
The club marked the Day of the African Child with the 2024 edition of its Kip Pikin Kompin initiative, reaching more than 200 children.
RCMA held a one-day leadership training at AMNET Conference Hall in February 2024.
Donations to Ginger Hall Health Center and Cottage Hospital supported maternal and newborn care across essential frontline needs.
Kip Pikin Kompin at SLMB School, Blackhall Road provided learning materials, hygiene supplies and additional support to more than 800 students.
A District 9101-supported rehabilitation transformed the Kabala Main Market sanitary facility with inclusive access and a sustainability plan.
RCMA marks fifteen years of service, leadership, fellowship and community impact.